I finished my split ninepatch top, but lost my camera after I'd taken photos ready to blog about it. A friend gave it back to me today, and I can't even remember using it at her house, so I never would have thought to ask if it was there. Phew! I'd hate to have lost it completely.
I decided to use two red fabrics for a tiny 3'4" finished border, and then a 3" finished green scrappy border. The greens were sewn into units measuring 6 1/2" long, then a red skinny strip added to one side. I just had to count the blocks along the edges of the top, make that number of units and the border fitted perfectly. In the corners I used a green square with a flippy corner to give a touch of red and I was all done.
I'd love to quilt this in time for Christmas, but the customer quilts have to be dealt with first. I'm really pleased to have this done, being able to link up to Jo's posts was a great incentive to finally finish this up.
5 comments:
I love it.
Just beautiful! Love the detail in your corner border pieces...love, love, love!
Glad you found your camera. DH brought home some tiny "tracking" devices the other day..about the size of a small padlock...think he was hinting I should put one on my car keys, but I think my keys, purse and camera is a even better idea! Love this quilt, great colour combo and pattern is very clever.
I love that little red in the corner blocks
Wow ... love this top and the bit of red in the corners give it a different look. Your idea for doing the bit of red and treating the borders as blocks is a good tip.
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